From scholarships to housing, college students struggle with the effects of Trump orders against DEI | CNN

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : In the fall, the three housing options related to ethnic, race and gender identity will not be an option for Pintor-Mendoza and other students.
54% : CNN — For Daniela Pintor-Mendoza, the efforts to abolish diversity, equality and inclusion initiatives in higher education literally hit home.
53% : As more people are directly affected, Pintor-Mendoza believes concern will rise about dramatic changes in higher education.
49% : “All of higher education is facing a challenging environment,” The Ohio State University President Ted Carter said in a February 28 letter to students, staff and faculty.
45% : Her school is one of the local public schools that hosts student-teachers funded by the scholarships from the University of St. Thomas.
43% : The effects of the DEI backlash from the Trump administration go beyond race, ethnicity and gender identity.

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